Canadian dollar
Global renminbi adoption slows in June
Decline continues in the internationalisation of China's currency, overtaken by the Canadian dollar in payments by value
Dollar may weaken as Fed stays less hawkish
The softness of the US currency may only be near term, as ongoing policy divergence could lead to some gains later
CME readies for Bloomberg Index futures launch
CME Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index futures will track a basket of 10 developed and emerging market currencies
Aggressive HFT stable in major currencies
High-frequency trading in FX remains below the levels seen in equities, according to research from AbleMarkets
BMO Capital Markets triumphs again in CAD
Bank of Montreal Capital Markets cements its position as the best bank for the Canadian dollar with its fourth win in a row
BMO retains Canadian dollar award for a third year
A focus on growing its international presence as interest in the Canadian dollar comes from multiple geographies keeps Bank of Montreal in top place
Bank of Montreal's strategy team awaits the taper tantrum
The imminent tapering of US quantitative easing will cause further weakness in the Canadian dollar in 2014, says Greg Anderson, BMO's new head of FX strategy
CLS launches settlement for same-day USD/CAD trades
Settlement risk mitigation firm is due to launch a new settlement session this week for the trades settled on a same-day basis
Belief in euro keeps Bank of Montreal on top
The Canadian bank outlines its long-term forecasting strategy as maintains its place at the top of the 12-month tables
Reserve managers avoid Bric currencies despite increase in risk appetite
Central banks look to diversify reserves in search of higher yield, but still consider emerging market currencies too risky
BMO in double win with accurate yen forecasts
USD/JPY could rise up to 100 in time, according to Bank of Montreal's Benjamin Reitzes, whose forecasts put the bank at the top of the 12- and one-month forecast rankings
Euro caution pays off for TD Securities
TD Securities forecast at the start of January that the euro would strengthen only moderately in the short term, landing the bank at the top of the one-month rankings
Anticipation of yen weakness lands Scotiabank on top
The Canadian bank forecast in December 2011 that the yen would weaken against the dollar – a trend it expects will continue throughout 2013
Yen set for further weakness, says Bank of Montreal
The Canadian bank accurately forecast in December 2011 that the yen would begin to weaken during 2012, landing it at the top of the 12-month rankings
BMO holds Canadian dollar award for second year running
Bank of Montreal has been at the forefront of efforts to capitalise on the rising international interest in the Canadian dollar
Saxo Bank on the US elections
As the US presidential elections get underway, John Hardy, chief forex strategist at Saxo Bank discusses the market impact of an Obama or Romney victory
Euro will fall to 1.18 by early next year, says TD Securities
A long-term prediction of euro weakness lands the Canadian bank at the top of this week's 12-month forecast rankings - and its chief strategist sees further weakness ahead
VIDEO: Saxo Bank G-10 Currency Market Outlook
An overview of currency markets into the fourth quarter and new year
FX futures and options volumes soar on CME
While volumes are down year-on-year, September has seen a number of record days on CME Group, particularly in currencies such as the Canadian and Australian dollars and the Mexican peso
CIBC bets on gradual upward curve for US dollar
A set of forecasts based on the view that the US dollar would remain stagnant before rising later this year lands CIBC at the top of the three-month rankings
Canadian banks remain bullish, despite CAD weakness
While the Canadian dollar weakened significantly during May, banks believe there is still strong demand for the currency
Reserve managers cling to the dollar but shun the euro, survey finds
Many central banks have reduced their holdings of euro reserves and looked to diversify into non-traditional currencies as a result of the ongoing eurozone crisis
Yield makes a comeback
Two months into 2012, Mitul Kotecha assesses the modest healing process that appears to have taken hold in currency markets after a period of marked risk aversion, and explains why yield is becoming a key factor influencing investor appetite
Spotlight on: Simon Watkins, Bank of Montreal
The Canadian bank’s head of FX for London talks to Joel Clark about the expansion of his team over the past five years and the bank’s ambition to become a recognised FX provider in London and across Europe